2013 Beneteau Oceanis 41

This 2013 Beneteau Oceanis 41 is a 40-foot fiberglass cruiser built for extended voyaging with comprehensive energy independence. The boat features a performance keel and has been extensively upgraded with modern systems designed to enable self-sufficient sailing without reliance on marina facilities or the engine.

The three-cabin layout includes a forward master with central double bed and deck hatches, plus two aft cabins with large double berths. The salon offers 6'5" headroom with panoramic coach roof windows. The galley is well-equipped with a gas stove, electric burner, refrigerator, and icebox. A separate head compartment with shower access serves the aft cabins. The boat sleeps comfortably and provides substantial storage throughout.

The sailing platform is extensively refined with X-Drive carbon fiber sails including a performance mainsail and jib (2021), Code Zero (2024), and whisker pole all configured for single-handed control. Standing and running rigging were replaced in 2021 and 2024. The 40-horsepower Yammer diesel (1,558 hours) drives an upgraded SD60 saildrive with flex-fold propeller. Navigation systems include Zeus3 with Halo 20+ radar and comprehensive electrical monitoring via Victron components.

Power generation relies on 2,145 watts of bifacial solar panels across multiple surfaces paired with 1,030 ampere-hours of lithium battery storage, allowing the 12,000 BTU heat pump AC, water maker, and induction cooktop to run from solar. A structural hull reinforcement was completed in 2022, bottom paint refreshed in 2025, and the rudder replaced in 2022. The boat includes a folding dinghy and pre-mounted Starlink connectivity hardware.